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Home My WebLink About31005 - MINUTES - City Commission (1) MUM Im SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 8, 1969, AT DANIA CITY HALL, DANIA, FLORIDA. R)LL CALL PRESENT MAYOR-COMMISSIONER ROBERT E. HOUSTON COMMISSIONERS WILL IAM E. JACKSON ROBERT KELLY JOSEPH THORNTON BOISY l•.AITERS CITY ATTORNEY CLARKE WALDEN CITY MANAGER STEPHEN A. DERRY BUILDING INSPECTOR . HUBERT WALKER CITY CLERK-AUDITOR E. R. CLAY 1. LEASE BETVEEN THE CITY OF DANIA AND OCEAN PROTEIN INC. THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN READ THE LEASE AND AFTER DISCUSSION, MR BECKWITH OF OCEAN PROTEIN SAID THERE VAS ONE CHANGE HE HAD NOTED. THIS WAS THE FIGURE OF $40,000 INVESTMENT THE FIRST YEAR, THIS TO BE CHANGED TO $109000 CAPITAL IMP AND ,30o000 FOR REPAIRS. THERE WAS MORE DISCUSSION REGARDING SPACE BEHIND THE BUILDING AND REGARDING ODORS. 2. PUBLIC HEARING 8:15 P. M. S. A. CA ER REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE TO EXTEND EXISTING TRAILIS END TRAILER PARK. MR JOSEPH A BENNER REPRESENTED MR. CALDER AND GAVE A LONG SPEECH IN t•91ICH HE COVERED REVENUE FROM THE TRAILER PARK, VOTING POWERS, GARBAGE AND OTHER ITEMS WHERE THE CITY FDULD BENEFIT FROM A TRAILER PARK. THEN THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE GAVE SHORT TALKS AS TO WHY THEY 14ERE FOR THE TRAILER PARK. MR ECKBURST MRS BACON 0 IRVIN FRASER MR BIXBY JULIUS 9CURVE MR SKINNER MR JUSTICE MRS BIXBY DA.VES GULF SERVICE WROTE LETTER DR RITTERSBACHER Y.ROTE LETTER •/ THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE THEN GAVE SHORT TALKS ON WHY THEY WERE AGAINST THE TRAILER PARK. PETE PRDOSSIC PHILIP HEREFORD GERTRUDE HANSON H. SCHAEFER NELLIE A. WILT.IAMS MATT MC CANIDA EARL PHILT,IPS BILL RdOSS 11 LOUIS CORELT I THE COMMISSIONERS WERE THEN POLLED FOR THERE VIEW ON THE VARIANCE. t COMMISSION WAITERS FOR TRAILERS COMMSSIONER KELLY HOMES OR APTS COMMISSIONER JACKSON FD HARDSHIP HOMES OR HIGH RISES COMMISSIONER THORNTON FOR TRAILERS MAYOR HOUSTON $259000 HOMES ON WATERWAT IF POSSIBLE. HE DOUBTED IF ANYONE WOULD BUY A HOME IN THERE FOR $25*000. STATED HE MOULD RATHER SEE A TRAILER PARK IN THE 5 ACRES THAN HAVE COMPLINTS FROM THE RESIDENTS, COM'•IISSIONER THORNTON THEN MADE A MOTION TO GRANT THE VARIANCE SUBJECT TO THE MOT PLAN, THE MOTION ALSO STATED IT DID NOT INCLUDE GIVING ANY APPROVAL FOR THE SD-ER HOOK-UP,THIS VAS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER WAITERS. ROM CALL WAS THEN TAKEN AS FOLLOWSs COMMISSIONER JACKSON NO COMMISSIONER KELLY NO COMMISSIONER THORNTON YES COMMISSIONER WAITERS YES MAYOR HOUSTON YES Sept 8, 1949 (1) (2) 3. MRS BACON THEN SPOKE ABOUT THE HIGH I-TEDS ON LOTH STREET AND STATED SHE WAS AFRAID TO WALK HER DOG BY THEM, THE MAYOR THEN STATED HE HOPED THE CITY MANAGER 1•0 ULD DRIVE DONN THERE AND SEE THEM, 4. COMMISSIONER KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP ABOUT AN ASS IT ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE POLICE DEPT. THERE WAS THEN A LENGHTY DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER AND IT WAS DECIDED TO PUT IT ON THE AGENDA FOR MONDAY NIGHTS MEETING, 5. THE CITY MANAGER THEN BROUGHT UP AN ITEM OF A LETTER HE HAD RECEIVED FROM MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY REGARDING A DOOR TO IIIOR CAMPAIGN. THE MAYOR THEN ASKED THE CITY MANAGER THE DATE AND HE STATED NOVEMB ER 23►DO THE MAYOR THEN SAID HE HAD TIME 70 BRING IT UP AT THE NEXT MEETING. 6. COMMISSIONER THORNTON THEN BROUGHT UP THE OCCUPATION LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE, HE STATED HE WAS NOT AT THE LAST MEETING BUT UNDERSTOOD THAT THE COMMISSIONERS HAD AGREED) ON A FEE SCHEDULE. THE CITY CLERK THEN STATED THAT MR WALKER THE BLDG INSPECTOR HAD FOUND THREE ITEMS THAT HE THOUGHT THB COMMISSIONERS HAD MISSED AT THEIR MEETING. MR WALKER THEN STATED THAT ITEM NUMBER 27 WAS IN DIRECT CONFLICT WITH ITEM 129. AFTER DISCUSSION IT WAS DECIDED TO ELIMINATE NUMBER 27, THE NEXT ITEM WAS NUMBER 166, WHICH WAS IN REGARDS TO CAR RENTAL. WE DID NOT HAVE). FEE STATED, IT WAS AGREED THAT THE CITY I,DULD CHARGE $35.00 FLAT FEE PLUS $5.00 PER CAR EXTRA. THE CITY ATTORNEY THEN STATED THEY COULD PASS ON THREE READING TONIGHT THE OCCUPATIONAL FEE SCHEDULE. COMMISSIONER THORNTON THEN MADE A MOTION HE SO MOVED, THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER JACKSON, ROLL CALL VAS THEN TAKEN AND THE VOTE t'AS FIVE 70 7ER0. 7. COMMISSIONER KELLY THEN BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF A PUBLIC Y`ORKS DIRECTOR H' STATED THAT THE COMMISSON HAD TALKED TO ONE GENTLEMEN AFTER THE MEETING LAST g tjONDAY EVENING AND THEN ANOTHER THE NEXT DAY. HE STATED THAT IF THE CITY HAD A GOOD QUALIFIED PUBLIC t•ARKSIIIRECTOR THEY COULD LIVE UP TO SOME OF THE PROMISES THAT I-ERE MADE REGARDING THE SHACKS ON THE WFST SIDE. THERE WAS MORE DISCUSSION AND THE MAYOR STATED IF WE HIRE ONE OF THESE PROFESSIONAL MEN WHAT IN THE HELL IS THE CITY MANAGER GOING TO DO. THE CITY MANAGER THEN STATED HE WOULD STILL B E VORKING 10 TO 12 HOURS A DAY, COMMISSIONER JACKSON THEN MADE A NOTION TO HIRE THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR AT ATSALARY OF ;7,200.00 A YEAR EFFECTIVE 9.9-69 VITH A CAR ALLM-'ANCE OF $600.00 A YEAR, THIS WAS SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER THORNTON. ROIL CALL WAS TAKEN AND THE VOTE WAS FIVE TO ZERO. ® RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED MAYOR ROBERT E. HOUSTON E. R. CLAY CITY CLERK—AUD,,XiOR '� Sept 8, 1969 (2)